Massing Troops Along Cease Fire Lines Reported
A Jordanian paper says Israel is massing armor and tanks along the Syrian and Jordanian cease fire lines. Al Moharrer in Beirut reports an explosion damaged its offices injuring four. Iraqi officials disclose wartime losses as Shanshal cites 60,000 troops massed on the Syrian front and a Kurdish unrest victory parade.&apos.
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Lebanon
al Moharrer
al Dastour
West Bank
Jordan River
Iraq
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Shanshal
Baghdad
Mulla Mustafa Barzani
Iran
Syria
Golan Heights
Egypt
Jerusalem
Palestine Popular Struggle Front
WWBT Wins Freeman Award for Public Service TV
WWBT Richmond captures the Douglas Southall Freeman Award for public service broadcasting for the third straight year and fifth time in 12 years at the 27th annual Virginia AP Broadcasters meeting. The Frank H. Fuller Award goes to The Associated Press for work by WDBJ TV Roanoke WNOR Norfolk WFTR Front Royal and WMBG. State Sen. William E. Fears says he will face no charges for using the state seal on campaign stationery and will continue to use it.
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Douglas Southall Freeman
WWBT
Richmond
Virginia Associated Press Broadcasters
Frank H. Fuller
Associated Press
Wdbj-Tv
WNOR
Norfolk
Metro Radio
WFTR
Front Royal
WMBG
Nonmetro Radio
Williamsburg
William E. Fears
D-Accomack
Fears
Senate
Chesterfield County Commonwealth
Atty
Oliver D. Rudy
James City County Democratic Committee
Willafay McKenna
McKenna
US to Watch Conduct Of New Saigon Regime
Secretary of State Kissinger says the United States will assess the new Communist regime in Saigon before any diplomatic recognition. He cites Cambodia abuses, Watergate’s impact, and the 1973 Paris accords as factors shaping U.S. options and Hanoi’s motives.
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Saigon
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
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Barbara Walters
NBC
Cambodia
Community events calendar for Monday and Tuesday listings
Local calendar lists meetings and activities across clubs and organizations. Weight Watchers sessions, fraternal lodge gatherings, service club events, and hobby group meetings fill the week at venues including the George Washington Hotel, War Memorial Building, and area clubs like Lions, Jaycees, and SPEBSQSA.
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Civitan Club
Lee Jackson
Greenwood Fire Co
DAV
War Memorial Building
Optimist Club
Masonic Building
Recovery, Inc
George Washington
Beta Nu Sorority
War Memorial
Rebekahs
Masonic Lodge
Berryville
F&m Bank
George Washington Hotel
Spebsqsa
First United Methodist Church
Izaak Walton League
Law Library
Recovery Inc
Madison Lodge
IOOF
Fraternal Order of Police
Old Fredericktown
Municipal Court
Gore Fire Co
E. Boscawen
Lions Club
National Secretaries Association International
Carpers Valley Golf Club
Jaycees
Virginia
Winchester-Frederick
Citizen Band
N. Cameron St
Civil Air Patrol
Warren Memorial Auxiliary Board
Moose Lodge
Ambassador Kenneth B. Keating Dies at 74 in New York
Kenneth B. Keating U S ambassador to Israel and former senator died at Harkness Pavilion Hospital New York State officials said He would have turned 75 on May 18 after returning from Jerusalem last month suffering a heart ailment Keating also served as ambassador to India and represented Rochester New York in Congress for nine years beginning in 1946
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Kenneth B. Keating
U.S
Israel
Harkness Pavilion Hospital
New York
State Department
Keating
Jerusalem
India
Rochester
N.Y
Thai US plan to withdraw 28 percent of forces from Thailand
The United States will cut its Thai troop level from 27 000 to 19 500 over two months in the first major step toward total withdrawal from Southeast Asia. Thai Foreign Minister Chatichai Choonhavan signaled readiness to open relations with North Vietnam while awaiting talks on the planes and refugees remains.
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South Vietnam
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Cambodia
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Saigson
Chatichai
North Vietnam
Saigon Radio
Bangkok
Con Son
Thieu
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Tan Son Nhut
da Nan
Refugees Move to New American Homes Across U S Bases
Thousands of Vietnamese evacuees arrive and depart Ft Chaffee and Eglin with sponsors and jobs lined up. By tonight 84 more expected. Camp Pendleton staging war games for 2,500 refugees amid 14,000 arrivals and 5,000 released.
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Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Sorrento
Fla
U.S
Saigon
Oklahoma City
Clyde Watts
Maj
Anne Anderson
Northwest Arkansas
Anderson
Guam
Eglin Air Force Base
Air Force
Travis Afb
California
Eglin
Weather Today and Tomorrow in Northern Valley Virginia
Forecast calls for fair tonight with 40s to 50s lows and partly cloudy skies Tuesday. Highs reach mid 60s with a 10 percent rain chance. Virginia expected to see 50s overall, mountains in 40s, mostly sunny Tuesday with mid 60s to mid 70s. Noon high 56 today, 53 low, year ago 41 and 4. May 5 sunset 8 09 p.m. sunrise 6 09 a.m. moonrise 3 29 a.m. new moon May 11.
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Northern Valley Fair
Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages over 62 year period
The report covers 72 hours of rainfall ending 8 30 am today with year to date totals for 1975 and 62 year average. It lists monthly means for 62 years and annual extremes with 1972 as the highest year at 53.02 inches and 1930 as the lowest at 17.15 inches.
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